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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-12

MY son's my son till he gets him u wife,"
and dee. ~ she felt, as most mothers feel, that
her rule and her joy were over.
Joe looked at Nanny with his heart liz his
eyes, but that young persons williu' oul had
got the better Of her sense and her affection
both; she had given Joe her final test; she
would find out now whether he loTcd her or
his mother kst. Poor Joe!
"You wont2' she asked, setting her lips in
q firm rcd line.
no" said ice, with equal frames.
The situation had come to a dead lock.
Just then a wild scream was heard, and q
scurrying CT ict:t. Mrs. Parker, with a face
ct fright. drew herself up on the picket fence,
and called Tor Jr.
Come quick /" She cried. "1,sc has tum-
blei into the ci,t.rn.'
joe ran as fast as he could. lie knew the
cistcrn was two thirds full. ard its sides slip
pc1y but he had not on idea wbaL To do; he
lost his wlts-and Mary Nh found thcn:
She overlook hun at the doc OF hi, mothers
kiuhen. "He,e! here" she sud, hrcathlesSy;
'l:re's la 5 SLY it's real strong. You
can't get tim out any other way" And yet
i've minute before she mad made it q vital
Eshc with Joe that he should kill this very
cat. Girls ere queer.
SO Tipe. Resisting TO the last, was fisbed
out Of the water butt and handed over to his
dtlinhhai mistress. who rolled him in her
upro, aud took him in for repairs, 0inging
over her shoulder 10 Nanny a curt: IL don't
know how To tllunk ye enough"
"Manhy!' sari Joe, holding out lis arms in
I'll. moonlight.
Mary Ann rushed into them. and sobbed
out:
Il did act like all possessed: / never should
Lu:c liked you a mite again if you'd killed
Tire::" Oh, woman! woman!
SO thoy were married, and lived happy
-::cr after, and LaI u cat of their own hand.
.onicr Il Peter, better han Tiger, and
pcaccatle as Il Qualicr.-Rose Terry Cooke
i'll Ila,per's Bazaar.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-12
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Smith 4 Wilder, Attorneys.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
SHREWD BUFFALOES.
An Instance Of Mathematical CaIcuIati
 on fhe Pnrt of These AnisnaIs

An Instance oF Mathematical Calculation
 on the Part of These Ani7naIs.
 The tame buffaloes of Indla are said to possess ah unusually intelligent na- t4'e, notwithstanding their rough ex- terior. An English traveller, who has made the passage up the Brahma- pootra, relates an instance of mathe- nautical calculation on the part of these animals such as must have been anus ing to witness, as it is entertaining to read
 "Once," he says, "while our party were awaiting the arrival of a steamer coming down the river, wanting some thing wherewith to occupy our minds, we became interested in watching the behavior of a herd of bulfaloes belong ing to a neighboring village. We re- marked that each morning, about six o'clock, the whole herd swan across the river from the opposite side, the bull considerably in advance leading the way, followed by the matrons with their calves by their sides.
 'Entering the water about half a mile farther up on the opposite bank, the strong current washed them down to the village where they wished to land. This was as judicious a calculat on of dis tance and power of the current as could have been made by the most able mathe- matician. The river at this point was fully half half mIle broad, but as there was better feeding ground on the other bank, the animals preferred the swim. After they had reached the bank safely there was a halt for a few minutes to rest and recover breath.
 '1t was pleasing sight to watch the natural anxiety of each matron for her young one towards the end of the swim, when they were beginning to tire; the repeated turn of the head to see how the youngster was getting on, and the satis- faction when at length, wearied with the long journey, the little one rested its head upon its mother for support "- Youth's Companion
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
More Japanese Coming,

More and moae Japanese are coming to this country every year, and they are usually of an excellent order. They are mostly between 15 and 9 years old, and of the middle class, such as farmers, storekeepers, etc. All of them are to an extent educated when they arrive, in consequence of the compulsory law of education in the empire. Their chief object in coming is to gain complete education and to study the manners and customs of the republic, which they rightly regard as very practical. A large part of them, on their return, ob- tain renumerative employment; the fact that they have served an apprenticeship in the United States putting premium on their services. Certainly the bulk of Japanese on our soil will compare most favorably with the native inhabitants of the same grade. They are, as a rule, far more gentle, considerate, polite, and wonderfully apt in acquiring new ideas. They have made more progress in the last half century than any other people under the sun.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

winch he succeeded in Davino $500 hcar6 and $500 whisky bills, after which he found by a system of rigid economy, he had still enough left to purchase two moment horse and evade the grand jury.
 s;More than all that, we have sat up niubts to edit and correct and re- wise and punctuate the alleged speeches of this man, so that his fellow men would not think him the intellectual blight that he is. All through the campaign his imitation brains fioated about in pool of rcd eyed rum, like the specimens in doe tors office dancing on the bosom of a ar of alcohol. Then he would emit a speech! To-day, as the result of or toiL he is gay and free in Canada, wh. .le we % forth to begin life's battles once more with the bitter memory of having assisted an intellectual angleworm into place where he could market his moth-eaten soul
 I've have stood by the people of Buff falo Wallow ln every way while we have been running this paper We have maintained that good order preva:lcd here night and day, when the facts would hardly warrant this statement. We have pointed with pride to our peaceful record as a town when the low refrain of the siX-shooter, coo;ng to ifs mate, came stealing through the quiet night We have asked the pious and prudsh East to come and dwell with us, when we well knew that no stranger ever walked the length of our street in plug hat and lived to tell his fl ends about it, unless the hat was made of boiler iron.
 We have also boomed our glorious climate when it had nothing to war rant indorsement. We have written page after page about our pure, bracing mountain air, when we had been living on Italian sunsets and ozone for two days We have written about re-mone- tization and bi-metallism and bond calls, when old man Gastric was clamoring loudly for a meek and lowly pickled pig'sfoot.
 ''So it has gone oil. One hundred and four times the Hdrld has gone forth from this office to beg for church fes- tival, to praise the feeble song of a young lady who resides here, and hasn't the manhood to buy haH dozen extras containing the puff, to congratulate the groom and to sympatbize with the wom- an, to say a kind word for the man who had painted his front fence, 10 say pleasant things of people who did not deserve it, to whoop up the county far and the Fourth of July celebration, only to be badgered and bull'ed and sat upon by people who were unworthy.
 "Subscr bers who do not get their papers hereafter will know why it is that way. They will understand that their subscriptions and the paper, also, have expired. Those who think that q publication is public trust will do well to apply elsewhere. .
 Headers of the World who find a large red cross and a notice of sale on the front door of th's office will know that their subscription has expired.
 I've resign here to accept the port folio of biscuit shooter in a restaurant where food is an every day occurrence.
 1.-Two years ago we joyfully saluta- tOried. To-day we have involuntarily va!ed ctoricd, ''-BW Nye, tn Boston Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
YE EDITORS FARE WELL.

Many Proofs of Loyalty to His Towns
 men and Reminders of Many BoOhas
 That Were Hollow NIOckeries.
 In the last issue of the Buffalo Wal low World, we fnl the following:
 'With this number the time seems to have fully arrived at which to cease the publication of this paper. Many of our subscribers will not even get this issue. To be brief about it, we were not permit ted to remove our print paper from the Adams Express office this week, although we have never, in these columns, said aught against MT. Adams or his justly celebrated express. We have paid many a dollar into the c. O. D. department of this mans express company. Before we came West, our physician told us we could not live without cod liver oil, and indeed, he was right, for have we not been c. o. D. liver oil the time since we started this paper?
 'The last remark is offered as a gratu- itous insult to every unpaid subscriber. Paid-up subscribers may omit it. Or we will go to them personally and apol- ogize.
 But let us seriously review the past two years history of the World. What have we not done to aid and encourage our infant industries and advance the fiagging commerce of Buffalo Wallow?
 ''Let our files show whether we have done what we say or not. Let reluctant capital paw over our pages, covering the past, and answer if what we now state be not accurate.
 Have we not, at the instigation of leading citizens here, boomed the con dition of trade, when traffic was dead, and currency nothing but a hollow memory?
 Have we not, through the columns of the World, asked that a bank be at once established here, when, as a mat ter of fact, for a year the post-ofiice here has had to sell stamps and take the pay out of the store?
 Have we not been gay and frolic some ia these columns that the world at large might not tumble to the woe within us? Have we not joked and punned and frolicked in print, when the shrill north wind was whispering abroad with his icv breath, he hath no under clothing whateverP
 We have even been loyal to the town in which we lived, and this last act in our career shows how loyal the town has been to us. Other newspaper men. with fewer brains and in better towns. have grown affiuent. Low browed journalists elsewhere, in towns that are populated by human being, have done well, while we with a iatigued and vapid constituency, have thrown away our two best years and now % forth only with what is exempt from seizure and sale.
 .'We kept quiet when the convention made it's nomination for member of As semblv last year and assisted in his elec- lion because he was Buffalo Wallow citizen. well knowing even then that he would be the first man to put himself m tbe five cent counter, We knew that he would take any thing from a pass to m unguarded watermelon. But every body said we should stand by the nomi- nations, especially so long as tbe nomi- nee was a man who lived here: So he went to the Legislature, worked for the better protection of muskrats ana dowued his neighbors on every corner. IIis pay was S2l0 for the session. -on1 9l
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
FOREIGN GOSSIP.


 Spain has a standing army of about 120,0O0 men,. ...
 Japan has population of 37,O0O,- 900, with less than 10000 paupers. Women do not inherit money in China, kerce a money marriage is never heard, Of t5ere.
 , -eLiszt said that all the Hohenzollerns he had known cared nothing for music. Old Prince Albert once declared to him that he only regarded it as an expensive noise.
 Rev. Fanshawe Bingham, of Bris- tol. England, has in his possession a watch made in 1895 and said to be the first watch made in England It once belonged to Queen Elizabeth. It has only one hand.
 The falling-off in the average size of families in France, as shown by re- ccht stat stics, has induced the enact ment of a decree reaffirming the law whereby every father of a family hay ing seven living children may have one of his sons educated at the expense of the State.
 Princes Theresa, daughter of the Prince Regent of Bavaria, has published yclum.n0us work about Russia and its people, and it is rumored that the Princely authoress is about to write a similar work concerning England.
 There are said to be living in Prus- sia eight persons who were born during the reign of Frederick the Great. The oldest member of the army is the Elm peror himself. The scientific and schol- arly circles of Prussia have recently lost most of their Nestors, and the oldest inhabitantS recruit themselves mainly from tho trading class,
 The Earl of Carnarvon, at ban quet, in proposing the health of the clergy, said that t'In these days clergy men are expected to have the wisdom and learning of Jeremy Taylor His Lordship was next day reported to have said: ''In these days clergymen are ex- pected to have the wisdom and learning of journeymen tailor." "
 Albert MilIaud, the sarcastac ctron- iqlJe5tr of the Paris. Figaro, lectures his countrymen severely on their lack of hospitality: We consider any stranger recommended to us," says he, ''as a burden to be got rid of as soon as pos Bible, We ask him whether he has en- joyed himself at this or that place, but do not try to entertain him. There are not three Parisians capable of showing Paris to stranger" ."
 Since Alsace-Lotharingia has come again under German government its press has nearly been quadrupled. Until 1870 there existed but 30 papers in both provinces, now they number IF, 52 of which are official and political, while 12 refer 10 the church and religion, II treat of scientific, of agricultural, and the remaining B of general topics; 68 of these papers are printed in the Ger man language )aly, 24 in the French, and 25 in both languages.
 The Munich AugemeiRe Zeitung, in speaking of the frequency of steam boiler eNp!o5lons, states that during the period from 1877 to 1884 there were 126 explosions in Germany, or an average of nearly 16 year; while from 1864 to 1884 there were 981 explosions in Great Britain. or an average of nearly 47 a year The number of persons injured annually from this cause in Germany was 49. with r deaths; while in Great Britain the annual numbers were 142 and 53 respectively.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

Willie Gordon, a twelve-vear-old boy of Winnipeg, Manitoba, was arrest ed on a ch4ge of stealing hens, and after two days imprisonment was tried scqu tied. He felt the disgrace of the Imprisonment keenly, and when the boys made fun of him decided to k Il himself He did not like to die alone. but after vainly trying to induce a com pan on to take polSon with him, swal- lowed large dose of strychnine and died.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
10 Capital Seeking iEFestmGn;,

' OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- I est in the two copper claims, with a large amount of high grade copper ore in sight. Plenty of wood and water on tiie claims. l want S35,GG0 to buy Outsta nsIin~ interests. develop claims and put them in bullion producing condition. l will repay this $35.000 out of the first copper produced, |, leaving you with oEC-llalf interest in ty9G good. developed claims. with good reduG- tion works on property. You can sPcrre yourself hy deeds Co claims and all in- prOvemcnts until money is paid back. then divide property and % ahead.
 Who wants to investigate tEis in good faith?
 Cdii on or address JOHN D. BUEGFSS, Dunlap POstofiice. Graham County, AriZG- na, via FcTt Grant. sept. s-f
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
1 Beautiful and Lasting Present.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

Notice is hereby given to Andrew Stewart, his heirs or assigns, that I have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improve ments upon the Stonewall lode, (situated ticularly described in Page 4S2, Book 3, of Mining Records, Pinal County, Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the provi- sions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1886, and if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- tiOn of such expenditure as q cO-owner, your interest in said claim will become the proper ty of the subscriber under said section 2324
 A. TRIPPEL.
 Globe, February ;, 1887. feb5-S0d
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
s2G0 REWARD.

Cross on left hiP. Far marks-crop of right and Gadcr-cgt in each ear.
 Tle above reward will be paid by tEe uE- deT= TnCd tlF information that will lead 10 the conviction of any Cnc gEilty of dcfacing, aitri ,Ig, c. iH any Way charging the above described brands or eai marks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 Rangc-Nc}iiIIcn, Post Cnicc address, Globe, Gila County. i. T.
 aug. g-tf P. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

Dss. MTNTEE.s Kidney Remedy Ne. DhFcsi sicuIsl. cures ali kinds of Edneyan Bladder Complaints t:Cu"srhoeg Glset, IeHcoirhya, etc Fer sale by a druggists; Sl bottle six bottles tr S.
 REs. 7sENEEE'S EfHsdRSiOD Fills are tl e best and olea post DYSPEPSIA and HELEGE . cure n the market. For sale by all druggists syl ly
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

A station on the Baltimore & Ohio road in Pennsylvania has been rechris. tened Ch'lds, as q compliment to the editor Of 'he Philadelphia Lcdgcr.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
sAgPLE BOTTLE FREE,

VIII be sent to any applying by letter. stating sym tonls and age Strict secrecy in regard to all bus transactions
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-15
JAY GOULD as A HUMAN BA.
ROMETER.


Jay Gould might be called the
barometer of national prosperity.
Watch him and his actions and YOU
will get quite good idea of the
probabilities in the commercial and
railroad universe. When you oh.
serve that he is contracting his un-
dertakings, concentrating and con.
densing his enterprises and draw
ing in his horns, to use a figure of
speech, look out for stormy weather
in the world OF commerce, rnilroads
and finance. He always islands
from under'' when things become
overcast and before other people
can even see cloud. But when, as
at present, you see Gould buying
and building railroads, expanding
his vast interests and enterprises
and bringing all his enormous
wealth into activity, then you may
safely predict bright, sunny wealth
CT in the financial and railroad
world.-Onaha World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-15
UGH! THAT FoUNrAINi

Mr.. y -; reads: "Mr. b, our
enterprising druggist has sent to
Madison. Ind. for one of Chapman
q Co.'S portable Soda Fountains"
Mrs. ., ooh how nice and
will he put it out in his front yard
and plant trees all around it, and
have nice rustic settees for us to sit
on when we go to see him?n
Mr. =, "Ugh you idiot; think
a Soda Fountain is a dod gnstod pipe
with an iron woman on top of 1T
sprinkling water all over creation?
Think that pipe runs down into So
da miner Think that fool druggist
sits up all night to keep the internal
fountain from freezing upP Think he's
ordered a hundred dollar rustic set
tee for you Co sit in and watch that
fountain send hcavenward Its crystal
sprays, that falling, washes the sweet
sixteen paint from your Gifts year old
facet Can't you never learn no sense?
A Soda Fountain is n machine from
which the druggist draws delicious
soda,water for his thirsty customers.
He says this Chapman Fountain not
only draws big custom to his store,
hut he can often make its price in a
single day attending picnic with it..
Beiag portable lie has no trouble to
move it, and after reaching the
ground he is ready with beverage
fit for angels. Itonly cost him $50
and has fine marble top. Chapman
Co. has them as low rs $50, and will
send his Catalogue 70 any one who
applies for it. They have been man.
ufacturing these Fountains these
twenty three years. Sayy now2'
Mrs. = rOh yes dear; say |!
let's get one for our front room.
Alr. ., Ugh!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-15

Fon SALE.-A Steam Saw Mill with
20 H. p. Mounted Engine capable Of
making 5000 to 10000 feet of lun,
berper day. Also Pony Planer,
(2l in.) also Corn Mill, all of which
can be. attached to the above mill.
I will either sell outright, or saw on
shares with responsible party who
has, or can secure, a large quantity
of timber accessible to the proposed
now r. II. line. or saw by the thou
sand. The said mill 10 now located
at Blacks ford Russell county. where
il can be seen, or information given
by DANIEL NJ. WILLIAMS,
Rosedale, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-15
JUNO 20, l8S7.

TO Eliza @. Smoot, lIlla L. Smoot,
Alta q. Smoot, Richard Il. Smoot,
and Samuel A. Smoot, infant Gill.
drensof Samuel Shoot:
Whereas, tho undersigned pro.
pose to locate, construct and oper.
ate line of Railroad under the
Charter privileges and franchises of
the Clinch Valley Railroad Com.
pany, which Company has been
consolidated with the undersigned
company.
And, whereas, the said line OF
Railroad willpass through and over
your lands, lying in Tazewell Coun.
ty, State of Virginia, you are here.
by notified TINT tho undersigned
will apply to the County Court of
Tazewell County on tho first day of
its July, 1887, term for the appoint
ment of five DISTINGUISHED Freehold.
ers, for the purpose of ascor tanning
u just compensation for tho land
wanted By the Undersigned.
NoRroLK Il wEstEaa II. II. Go.
June 20, 1887.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-07-15
children,.

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Let the CHILDREN take Simmons Liver
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taste and safe to take alone or in
connection with other medicine. The
Genuine has our Trade Mark .zh in
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